Garai A was placed into orbit in January 2025 as Garai B’s predecessor.
Garai B is part of the Constelación Atlántica, a Spain-Portugal collaboration for high-precision Earth observation.
Garai B was manufactured entirely in Euskadi.
Garai B was carried on SpaceX’s Transporter 16 mission launched from California.
Garai B can capture images at submeter resolution of up to 80 centimeters.
Garai B can detect methane and other greenhouse-gas emissions and monitor infrastructure such as pipelines.
Garai B has a mass of 115 kilograms.
Garai B will operate in a sun-synchronous orbit at about 500 kilometers altitude with an estimated service life of five years.
Satlantis launched the microsatellite Garai B.
Garai B, also known as InnoSat Unamuno, images across 14 spectral bands and uses a polarimetric filter.
Garai B uses two optical instruments, iSIM-90 and iSIM-170, developed by Satlantis.
OHB Sweden’s InnoSat bus gives Garai B high maneuverability for sweeping large areas or tracking moving linear targets.
Garai B is built on OHB Sweden’s InnoSat bus.